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What exactly are you referring to? I agree with James. There has been NOTHING written in this forum post inappropiate for anyone or anything.

Joe Walsh-"The Confessor"
Boston-"Long Time"
Led Zeppelin-"In The Evening"
Van Halen-"Mean Streets"
Pink Floyd-"Shine On You Crazy Diamond"
Santana-"Black Magic Woman"

There's a bazillion more that I dig but these come to mind in the right cheer and now.

Old Doll,
Beautiful tribute to a special person from a special person. Peace, love, and happiness to you and yours.

Sincerely,
SouthPaw41L

Sublime-What I Got (D,G)
Marshall Tucker Band-Can't You See(D,C,G)
Grateful Dead-Fire On The Mountain(A,G)
Ben Harper-Steal My Kisses(G,C7,D7)
Alice In Chains-Nutshell(CaddG{x32033},Em7{02x033},D)
Cracker-Low(D,C,E,G)
Green Day-Brain Stew(A,G,D/F#{2x032x},F,E)
Dave Mason-Feelin' Alright(D,G) or similar related progression(C,F--A,D)
Bob Dylan-All Along The Watchtower(Am,G,F,G)

Just a few to get 'cha goin'
Rock out wit' yer coo-coo-clock out!!!!

A huge waste of time and money. Find another guitar.

Hey Roger,

It's not like that at all. Variation is the key with looping. Some songs will have no changes all throughout the entire tune so in this case one would be able to get the guitar, percussion, bass, etc. looped and then come in with the vocals and soloing. Other songs that do have changes will require selecting when and where one wishes the looping to occur. Sometimes it may be an intro, other times might call for an instumental bridge in the middle of a song, and other tunes accomodate a super long outro full of wailin' guitars and harmony vocals underneath.

It's all about variety and not being predictable. The loop is a coloring device, not a permanent marker. I most always play a few songs without any fancy gadgets just to show my audience that my effects don't define who I am and what I do musically. Instead the effects simply compliment what I'm trying to convey and transcend to an audience.

The looping process is so much fun and I get tons and tons of inquiries and compliments from onlookers amazed and astounded by the looping process. It's an exact process and if you're off just a wee bit, it gets progressively worse as the song goes on. But when you finally nail it and understand the process, it's like an awakening I've rarely experienced in my 24 year career as a professional musician. Variety, variety, variety!!!!

Peace and loopy Guitars,
SouthPaw41L

p.s. here's a link to the person responsible for my interest in looping;
http://www.jambase.com/Artists/Bio.aspx?ArtistID=1696

Hey Craig,

Most of the Brazilian wood used these days for high line guitars has been previously lumbered and the wood sits in a humidor awaiting its turn for production. Martin, for example, the numerical model # represents the age, in years, of the wood used for guitar production.

Peace and Guitars,
SouthPaw41L

Hi LastRebel,

I'm with you on the not being a big Washburn fan either but after playing this guitar and comparing the price of it to others in it's class, it was a no brainer for me to buy this guitar. I go through guitars like a marathon runner goes through shoes so the price of this guitar($300) and the style and pizzazz just lured me in like a large mouthed bass to a fat, juicy, night crawler.(was that a good analogy?)

Peace and Guitars,
SouthPaw41L

Thanks Roger,

I hope, very soon, to be able to submit some music to FoC. A while back I got myself involved with some, well, not so nice people(promoters) who wanted to"help me out." I'm in the process of severing ties with these"nice people" and as soon as these legal issues get resolved I'll be able to promote myself and my music in a public forum. I could probably do it now without the "nice people" finding out about it but from a legal standpoint, I just can't take that chance. I always enjoy the artists' featured on FoC and aspire in the very near future to be among the wonderful talent assembled there.

Have Yourself a Grand Day Roger,

SouthPaw41L(Toney)

p.s. I have a techical question regarding spam procedure. I'll e-mail you with the question.

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I am told by my wife that I have extreme variating mood swings yet still maintain balance and success in my career and family. I consider this a huge compliment. So given this information I would have Jack Black play yours truly and my theme song would have to be, "We Are The Champions."
The 'we' is the array of personalities that live under my skin. I'll have to go with Carmen Diaz to play my wife and Uma Thurman to play my mistress....NOW we're really talkin'!!!!